2. Part of the Domain Name that indicates that the company is an organisation that provides a network service - usually an Internet Service Provider.

3.radio A group of stations that meet on a specified frequency at a certain time. The net is organized and directed by a net control station, who calls the net to order, recognizes stations entering and leaving the net, and authorizes stations to transmit.

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5.economy Net payments by businesses to persons, government, and the rest of the world for which no current services are performed.

6.economy Consists of payments to the Federal government in the form of premiums for deposit insurance, fees for regulatory and inspection activities, and fines; payments to state and local governments in the form of fines, tobacco settlements, and donations; and net insurance settlements paid to governments as policyholders.

7.economy Consists of net insurance settlements and income payments by businesses to persons for which no current services are performed.

8.economy Net insurance settlements paid to the rest of the world as policyholders. Excludes taxes paid by domestic corporations to foreign governments.

9.economy Cash or in-kind transfers to foreigners that are linked to the acquisition or disposition of a fixed asset.

12. an open fabric of thread, cord or wire, the intersections of which are looped or knotted so as to form a mesh. Nets are primarily used for fishing. The early stages in the manufacture and use of nets are difficult to trace because materials were perishable and tools simple, but there is strong evidence that nets were employed by the hunter-gatherers of southern Europe from Upper Paleolithic times. Primitive netting was fabricated with thread or cord made from a wide range of vegetable fibres (bark, bast, leaves, roots and stems) and animal tissues (hide, sinew, hair, intestine and baleen). Modern nets, generally machine-made, are composed either of vegetable fibres (such as cotton, hemp, flax, manila and sisal) or of man-made fibres (such as nylon, polyester, polypropylene and polyethylene). The man-made fibres are inherently rotproof, whereas vegetable fibres must be treated against rot with substances such as tar. The primary types of net used for fishing are drift nets, surrounding (encircling or encompassing) nets and trap nets. Drift netswhich include gill and trammel nets used at the surface and bottom-set nets used on the seabedcapture fish by entangling them. Gill and trammel nets are used principally to catch herring and salmon and are the most common drift nets. In commercial fishing, a long fleet of drift nets, often several miles in length, is suspended vertically with a line of corks or other floats at the top and a line of lead weights at the bottom. Adjustable floats maintain the net at the desired depth and lighted marker buoys are placed at intervals. These nets are dropped from a ship at sunset because they can be seen by the fish if dropped during daylight. After the boat anchors, the net drifts all night. As a fish attempts to swim through a gill net, its head penetrates the mesh and a section of twine slips under its gill cover, entangling it. The trammel net, on the other hand, is composed of two outer panels of large-mesh netting enclosing an inner panel of finer netting. It entangles the fish in pockets formed by the passing of the inner net through the mesh of the outer net. Surrounding nets are fine, heavy nets that capture fish by encircling them. Seine nets, trawls, dredges and long lines are all varieties of surrounding nets. Of these, the most widely used are the seine and the trawl. Beach or drag, seines can be hauled onto a beach with their contents; others, called purse seines, are operated from boats in deep water far from the shore. A steel cable that runs through rings at the bottom of the purse seine is pulled up to close the net. Seine nets (also known as ring or round, nets) are used to catch sardines, herring, pilchards, salmon and tuna. The other principal form of surrounding net is the trawl, a bag-shaped net that is dragged by a specialized vessel (trawler) along the bottom of the sea or in midwater. Trawls are used to catch cod, haddock, plaice and sole, which are trapped in the net when it is pulled to the surface. Trap nets are stationary nets that are staked to the shore or in estuaries. They form a labyrinth-like chamber into which fish can easily enter and from which they cannot easily escape. Salmon, trout and eels are the principal catch. Although nets are primarily used in commercial fishing, they also are used in land capture of animals (birds, butterflies and much larger animals) and they have many uses in industry, sports and horticulture.

13.L E F T O V E R, UK also nett (adj) (before or after noun; not gradable) left when there is nothing else to be subtracted I earn £15 000 gross, but my net income (= income that is left after tax has been paid) is about £12 000. The savings account pays interest at 8%, or 6% net to basic-rate taxpayers. The net weight of something excludes the weight of the material that it is packed in. This bar of chocolate weighs 100 grams net. (figurative) The net result (= result after everything has been considered) of the changes will be increased fares and reduced services for most rail travellers. Compare gross (T O T A L) .

14. The gain or loss on a security sale as measured by the selling price of a security less the adjusted cost of acquisition.

15. Norme Européenne de Télécommunication

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We have found the following greek words and translations for "net":

English

Greek

net

δίχτυ

So, this is how you say "net" in greek.

Conjugation of the verb "net":

present I net you net he/she/it nets we net you net they net

simple past I netted you netted he/she/it netted we netted you netted they netted

present perfect I have netted you have netted he/she/it has netted we have netted you have netted they have netted

past continuous I was netting you were netting he/she/it was netting we were netting you were netting they were netting

future I shall net you will net he/she/it will net we shall net you will net they will net

continuous present I am netting you are netting he/she/it is netting we are netting you are netting they are netting

subjunctive I be netted you be netted he/she/it be netted we be netted you be netted they be netted

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Expressions containing "net":

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Greek

1.

landing net

απόχη

2.

net operating surplus

καθαρό λειτουργικό πλεόνασμα

3.

net operational income

καθαρά έσοδα εκμεταλλεύσεως

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